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November is National Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness Month and Family Caregivers Month

Here are 8 Ways You Can Support Dementia Caregivers BUFFALO, N.Y. (November 3, 2025) – November is National Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness Month and Family Caregivers...

CycleNation Raises Funds and Awareness for Stroke and CPR

BUFFALO, N.Y., Oct. 26, 2025 — More than 100 riders pedaled for a purpose while youth sports organizations and community members learned Hands-Only CPR...

AHA Updates CPR Guidelines for Choking and Opioid Emergencies

New guidance on choking in conscious children and adults recommends alternating five back blows followed by five abdominal thrusts, until the object is expelled...

Providence Farm Collective Deputy Director Hamadi Ali Elected to Erie County Farm Bureau Board

Orchard Park, NY — Providence Farm Collective (PFC) is proud to announce that Deputy Director Hamadi Ali has been elected to serve on the...

Jacobs School Launches Buffalo Primary Care Initiative to Grow Local Physician Workforce

Goal of three-year MD program with full scholarships is to increase the number of primary care physicians in Buffalo’s East and West side neighborhoods BUFFALO,...

WNY Independent Living Center Hosts Meet-and-Greet with Local Candidates

Buffalo, NY — October 10, 2025 — WNY Independent Living, Inc. (WNYIL) invites community members to participate in Meet the Candidates Day 2025 on...
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The Underestimated Auto Trend: How Spare Parts Are Quietly Influencing the Industry’s Direction

The global surge in spare parts is no longer a backstage issue, it’s a defining force in the automotive economy, shaping how luxury car owners maintain their assets and how the industry manages its environmental footprint.

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Winter Vomiting Disease: What It Is and How to Protect Yourself 

By Annette Pinder  Winter vomiting disease, commonly known as norovirus,...

‘Consider the pain’: Children of slain Dem call on Trump to take down ‘false’ video



The children of a slain Democratic lawmaker called out President Donald Trump on Sunday after he shared a "false" video on Truth Social that they claim "twisted" the vote of their late mother.

On Sunday, Trump posted a video on Truth Social that claimed Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz had former state lawmaker Melissa Hortman, her husband Mark, and their dog assassinated because she voted to take away health care for illegal immigrants. Hortman was gunned down at home over the summer by Vance Boelter, a Republican voter who impersonated law enforcement to gain access to the Hortmans' home, according to the Department of Justice.

Colin and Sophie Hortman, the late lawmaker's son and daughter, called on Trump to remove the video from social media and apologize to the family.

"I am asking President Trump to remove the video that he shared and apologize to me and my family for posting this misinformation and for using my mother's own words to dishonor her legacy," Colin Hortman said in a statement.

"The video the president shared is another hurdle our family must overcome in grieving the loss of my parents ... I ask President Trump to please consider the pain and sadness we have faced, and to honor the spirit of the holidays we have just spent without our parents by taking down the post on Truth Social," Sohpie Hortman added.